Three Strong Women (6+)
A music theatre tale about resilience and (female) power
Eternal Mountain is a famous wrestler, whose greatest assets are bulging muscles and a fat neck. But Malala, Razanna and the old Anna show him that real strength is not only a question of muscles and physical strength.
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After the creation of Prinses Turandot (2011) and Fidelio (2015), this time Judith Vindevogel was inspired by an ancestral Japanese tale that humorously breaks down gender clichés.
Dedicated to Anna Politkovskaïa (1958-2006), Razan al-Najjar (1997-2018), Malala Yousafzai (1997).
Duration of the performance: approx. 45 minutes
| artistic direction & text | Judith Vindevogel |
| narrator Dutch version | Judith Vindevogel (autumn 2020) /Katelijne Verbeke (spring 2021) |
| narrator French version | Marie-Rose Meysman |
| composition, percussion & koto | Tsubasa Hori |
| live illustrations | Sarah Yu Zeebroek |
| dramaturgy | Kleo Van Ostade |
| scenography & lights | Stef Depover |
| costume design | Lies Van Assche |
| costume realisation | Ryoko Sato, Bea Crevecoeur, Manuela Lauwers & Else Bogaerts |
| productie | WALPURGIS |
| with the support of | ccBe & De Munt |
| thanks to | Paula Stulemeijer & Fumiyo Ikeda |
artistic direction & text
Judith Vindevogel
narrator Dutch version
Judith Vindevogel (autumn 2020) /Katelijne Verbeke (spring 2021)
narrator French version
Marie-Rose Meysman
composition, percussion & koto
Tsubasa Hori
live illustrations
Sarah Yu Zeebroek
dramaturgy
Kleo Van Ostade
scenography & lights
Stef Depover
costume design
Lies Van Assche
costume realisation
Ryoko Sato, Bea Crevecoeur, Manuela Lauwers & Else Bogaerts
productie
WALPURGIS
with the support of
ccBe & De Munt
thanks to
Paula Stulemeijer & Fumiyo Ikeda